Dr Brian Conway

Sociology

Lecturer

TSI Building
2nd Fl
2.18
(01) 708 4789

Biography

I am assistant professor of sociology at Maynooth University. Trained in sociology and social work, I completed my undergraduate degree in Ireland and followed this with graduate studies in the US, where I completed MSW, MA and PhD degrees.

My work has been published in a wide range of academic journals including The American Sociologist, Symbolic Interaction, Sociological Perspectives, Social Science History, Review of Religious Research, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Journal of Urban Affairs, Contexts, Nomadic Peoples, Identity: An International Journal of Theory and Research, Journal of Historical Sociology, Memory Studies, Sociological Inquiry, Sociology Compass, Cultural Sociology and International Journal of Comparative Sociology. I am the author or co-author of 2 books, sole editor of 9 journal issues, co-editor of 1 journal issue, sole editor of 1 virtual journal issue, and author of 10 editorials. In addition, I am the author of 8 book chapters. My research has been featured in media such as the BBC, RTÉ and The New York Times, among others.

Before becoming an academic, I served in a number of community organisation roles in the state and non-state sectors.

My research interests include religion, comparative historical sociology and collective memory.

My research has been featured in field-oriented research bibliographies (e.g., Abrutyn 2016; Simko 2019).

I have been a visiting scholar or researcher at the universities of Essex, Oxford and Lublin, as well as at the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (formerly CEPS-INSTEAD).

I served as editor (2014-17) of the Irish Journal of Sociology, an international academic journal published online and in-print by SAGE. Additionally, I served as associate editor (2005-6) of Sociological Origins. Currently, I serve on the editorial board of Sociology Compass.

Research Interests

Over the years I have researched and written about quite a wide range of topics (from Irish Traveller horse culture to social trust, the politics of memory and the social organisation of public housing through to trends/patterns in the Catholic workforce). In addition, my work reflects the use of a wide range of methodologies including archival research, statistical analysis of large-scale social surveys, interview-based research, and content analysis. I have published studies using regression analysis (e.g., my article in the Journal of Urban Affairs). I have used content analysis (e.g., my Sociological Perspectives article) and archival research alongside interview-based research were the primary empirical basis for my monograph on Bloody Sunday memory.


Book

Year Publication
2012 Share, Perry, Mary P. Corcoran, and Brian Conway (2012) Sociology of Ireland. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan.
2010 Conway, Brian (2010) Commemoration and Bloody Sunday: Pathways of Memory. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

Edited Journal Issue

Year Publication
2017 Conway, Brian (2017) Irish Journal of Sociology. London: EJRNL
2016 Conway, Brian (2016) Irish Journal of Sociology. London: EJRNL
2015 Conway, Brian (2015) Irish Journal of Sociology. Manchester: EJRNL
2014 Conway, Brian (2014) Irish Journal of Sociology. Manchester: EJRNL

Co-edited Journal Issue

Year Publication
2018 Conway, Brian, Mathew Creighton, Thomas Grund, Aogán Mulcahy and Sara O'Sullivan (2018) Irish Journal of Sociology. London: CEJRNL

Peer Reviewed Journal

Year Publication
2018 Conway B.; Spruyt B. (2018) 'Catholic Commitment Around the Globe: A 52- Country Analysis'. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 57 (2):276-299. [DOI] [Full-Text]
2016 Conway B. (2016) 'Contexts of Trends in the Catholic Church’s Male Workforce: Chile, Ireland, and Poland compared'. Social Science History, 40 (3):405-432. [DOI] [Full-Text]
2014 Conway, B (2014) 'Religious Public Discourses and Institutional Structures: A Cross-National Analysis of Catholicism in Chile, Ireland, and Nigeria'. Sociological Perspectives, 57 :149-166. [DOI] [Full-Text]
2012 Conway, B; Corcoran, MP; Cahill, LM (2012) 'The 'miracle' of Fatima: Media framing and the regeneration of a Dublin housing estate'. Journalism, 13 :551-571. [DOI] [Full-Text]
2009 Conway, B (2009) 'Rethinking Difficult Pasts: Bloody Sunday (1972) as a Case Study'. Cultural Sociology, 3 :397-413. [DOI] [Full-Text]
2008 Conway, B (2008) 'Local conditions, global environment and transnational discourses in memory work: The case of Bloody Sunday (1972)'. Memory Studies, 1 :187-209. [DOI] [Full-Text]
2013 Conway, B (2013) 'Social Correlates of Church Attendance in Three European Catholic Countries'. Review of Religious Research, 55 :61-80. [DOI] [Full-Text]
2011 Conway B. (2011) 'Catholic Sociology in Ireland in Comparative Perspective'. The American Sociologist, 42 (1):34-55. [DOI] [Full-Text]
2007 Spillman L.; Conway B. (2007) 'Texts, bodies, and the memory of Bloody Sunday'. Symbolic Interaction, 30 (1):79-103. [DOI] [Full-Text]
2014 Conway, B (2014) 'Religious institutions and sexual scandals: A comparative study of Catholicism in Ireland, South Africa, and the United States'. International Journal of Comparative Sociology, 55 :318-341. [DOI] [Full-Text]
2012 Conway, Brian (2012) 'Social Correlates of Church Attendance in Three European Catholic Countries'. Review of Religious Research, 54 . [DOI] [Full-Text]
2011 Conway, Brian (2011) 'New Directions in the Sociology of Collective Memory and Commemoration'. Sociology Compass, 4 :442-453. [Full-Text]
2007 Conway, B. (2007) 'Moving through Time and Space: Performing Bodies in Derry, Northern Ireland'. Journal of Historical Sociology, 20 :103-125. [Full-Text]
2006 Conway, B. (2006) 'Who Do We Think We Are? Immigration and the Discursive Construction of National Identity in an Irish Daily Mainstream Newspaper, 1996-2004'. TRANSLOCATIONS: THE IRISH MIGRATION, RACE AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION REVIEW, 1 :76-94. [Full-Text]
2006 Conway, B. (2006) 'Foreigners, Faith and Fatherland: The Historical Origins, Development and Present Status of Irish Sociology’, 5(1): 1-36'. SOCIOLOGICAL ORIGINS, 5 :1-36. [Full-Text]
2005 Welch, M.R., Rivera, R.E.N., Conway, B., Yonkoski, J., Lupton, P.M. and Giancola, R. (2005) 'Determinants and Consequences of Social Trust'. Sociological Inquiry, 75 :453-473. [Full-Text]
2005 Conway, B. and Hachen, D.S. (2005) 'Attachments, Grievances, Resources and Efficacy: The Determinants of Tenant Association Participation Among Public Housing Tenants'. Journal of Urban Affairs, 27 :25-52. [Full-Text]
2004 Conway, B. (2004) 'Traveller Horses, Local Authorities and Public Policy in Contemporary Ireland'. Nomadic Peoples, 8 :65-80. [Full-Text]
2003 Conway, B. (2003) 'Active Remembering, Selective Forgetting, and Collective Identity: The Case of Bloody Sunday'. Identity, 3 :305-323. [Full-Text]
2001 Conway, B. (2001) 'Housing and Social Inclusion: Democratising the Local Authority-Tenant Community Relationship'. Administration, 49 :3-19. [Full-Text]

Book Chapter

Year Publication
2016 Conway, Brian (2016) 'The Presence of the Cross in Public Spaces: Ireland' In: Presence of the Cross in Public Spaces: Experiences of Selected European Countries. Newcastle upon Tyne : Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
2016 Conway B. (2016) 'Ireland: The erosion of the Catholic Church's authority and power' In: Religion and Secularism in the European Union: State of Affairs and Current Debates. Bern : Peter Lang. [DOI]
2016 Conway, Brian (2016) 'The Other Side of the Grave: Death-related Beliefs in ireland in Comparative Perspective' In: Death and the Irish: A Miscellany. Dublin : Wordwell.
2015 Conway B. (2015) 'Patriotism: A mapping of theoretical understandings and empirical studies' In: Intricacies of Patriotism: Towards a Complexity of Patriotic Allegiance. [DOI]
2009 Conway, B., Hill, M. R. (2009) 'Harriet Martineau and Ireland' In: Seamas O Siochain(Eds.). Social Thought in Ireland in the Nineteenth Century. Dublin : University College Dublin Press. [Full-Text]
2008 Conway, Brian (2008) '1916 in 2006' In: Corcoran, Mary P. Share, Perry(Eds.). Belongings: Shaping Identity in Modern Ireland. Dublin : Institute of Public Administration. [Full-Text]

Editorial

Year Publication
2018 Conway B.; Creighton M.; Grund T.; Mulcahy A.; O’Sullivan S. (2018) Editors’ introduction. ED [DOI]
2017 Conway B. (2017) Editor’s introduction. ED [DOI]
2016 Conway B. (2016) Editor’s introduction. ED [DOI]

Other Journal

Year Publication
2014 Conway, B (2014) 'Denominational Research Report: The Lure of an Irish Catholic Diocesan Seminary' Review of Religious Research, 56 :487-488. [DOI] [Full-Text]
2011 Conway, Brian (2011) 'The Vanishing Catholic Priest' Contexts, 10 :64-65. [Full-Text]
2011 Conway, Brian (2011) 'A Brief History of Sociology at St. Patrick's College, Maynooth: The Legacy of Fr. Peter McKevitt' Sociological Origins, 7 :41-47.
2008 Conway, Brian (2008) 'Harriet Martineau and Ireland' Sociological Origins, 7 (1) :41-47.

Conference Publication

Year Publication
2016 Conway, B (2016) PRESENCE OF THE CROSS IN PUBLIC SPACES: EXPERIENCES OF SELECTED EUROPEAN COUNTRIES THE PRESENCE OF THE CROSS IN PUBLIC SPACES: IRELAND

Conference Contribution

Year Publication
2019 Conway, Brian (2019) An Analysis of Catholic Male Workforce Trends: The Philippines as a Case Study Albanian Sociological Association 14th Annual Conference University Aleksander Moisiu Durres, Albania, 15/11/2019-16/11/2019.
2018 Conway, Brian (2018) An Analysis of Catholic Male Workforce Trends: Argentina as a Case Study Association for the Sociology of Religion Annual Meeting Philadelphia, USA, 11/08/2018-13/08/2018.
2017 Conway, Brian (2017) Editor's Report Sociological Association of Ireland Annual Conference Ulster University, Belfast, Northern Ireland, .
2017 Conway, Brian (2017) Explaining Catholic Male Workforce Trends: The Case of Malta Sociology of Southern Europe Conference Malta Sociological Association Valetta, Malta, 18/11/2017-18/11/2017.
2017 Conway, Brian (2017) Secularisation and De-Secularisation: The Case of Ireland International Society for the Sociology of Religion Annual Conference Lausanne, Switzerland, 04/07/2017-07/07/2017.
2016 Conway, Brian (2016) Catholic Commitment around the Globe: A 45 Country Analysis Nordic Conference for the Sociology of Religion University of Helsinki, Finland, .
2016 Conway, Brian (2016) Editor's Report Sociological Association of Ireland Annual Conference University of Limerick, .
2016 Conway, Brian (2016) Catholic Commitment around the Globe: A 92 Country Analysis The Role of Church in a Pluralist Society: Good Riddance or Good Influence? Loyola Institute, Trinity College Dublin, .
2016 Conway, Brian and Gregory Maney (2016) Inside the Editor's Mind Sociological Association of Ireland Annual Conference University of Limerick, .
2015 Conway, Brian (2015) Editor's Report Sociological Association of Ireland Annual Conference Trinity College Dublin, .
2015 Conway, Brian (2015) Explaining Cross-National Variation in Global Catholic Commitment: A Test of Religious Markets, Existential Security and Church-State Interaction Explanations International Society for the Sociology of Religion Annual Conference Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium, .
2015 Conway, Brian (2015) Explaining Cross-National Variation in Global Catholic Commitment: A Test of Religious Markets, Existential Security and Church-State Interaction Explanations British Sociological Association Sociology of Religion Study Group Conference Hoddesdon, UK, .
2015 Conway, Brian (2015) Course Preparation Assignments in the Sociology of Religion Teaching and Learning Showcase, Centre for Teaching and Learning NUI Maynooth, .
2014 Conway, Brian (2014) Explaining Mnemonic Change In Northern Ireland, 1972-2013: The Case of Bloody Sunday Remembering the 1970s Workshop University of Bristol, UK, .
2014 Conway, Brian (2014) Publishing in the Irish Journal of Sociology Sociological Association of Ireland Annual Postgraduate Conference National University of Ireland, Galway, .
2014 Conway, Brian (2014) Transforming Post-Catholic Ireland Transforming Post-Catholic Ireland Author-Meets-Critics Session Loyola Institute, Trinity College Dublin, .
2014 King-O'Riain, Rebecca and Brian Conway (2014) The Structured PhD: Lessons from The Craft and Logics of Social Research Teaching and Learning Showcase, Centre for Teaching and Learning NUI Maynooth, .
2014 Conway, Brian (2014) Life after the PhD Sociological Association of Ireland Annual Postgraduate Conference National University of Ireland, Galway, .
2014 Conway, Brian (2014) The Lure of the Seminary European Sociological Association RN24 Sociology of Religion Conference Assembly Buildings, Belfast, .
2014 Conway, Brian (2014) Understanding Institutional Misconduct in Religious Institutions: Catholicism in Comparative Perspective 22nd Nordic Conference for the Sociology of Religion University of Copenhagen, Denmark, .
2014 Conway, Brian (2014) National report: Ireland Presence of the Cross in the Public Space of the European States The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland, .
2013 Conway, Brian (2013) Organised Religious Systems in Comparative Perspective: The Case of Catholicism Institute of Sociology The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland, .
2013 Conway, Brian (2013) Religious Discourses and Institutional Structures: Catholicism in Chile, Ireland and Nigeria Compared Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania/NUI Maynooth Summer School NUI Maynooth, .
2013 Conway, Brian (2013) Religious Claims-Making and Institutional Structures: Comparing Catholicism in Two Countries International Society for the Sociology of Religion Annual Conference University of Turku, Finland, .
2012 Conway, Brian (2012) Religious Public Discourse, Ideological Claims-Making and Institutional Structures: Comparing Catholicism in Ireland and Nigeria European Sociological Association RN24 Sociology of Religion Midterm Conference University of Potsdam, Germany, .
2011 Conway, Brian (2011) The Social Organisation of Public Housing Local Government Housing Conference Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, .
2011 Conway, Brian (2011) The miracle of Fatima: media framing and the regeneration of a Dublin housing estate Stigmatising Neighbourhoods Symposium Ballinacurra Weston, Limerick, .
2010 Conway, Brian (2010) The Politics of Visual Commemoration: Bloody Sunday as a Case Study Conflicting Views: Visual Culture, Conflict and Northern Ireland IADT, Dún Laoghaire, .
2010 Conway, Brian (2010) The Sociology of Commemoration: A Review Sociological Association of Ireland Annual Conference The Queen's University Belfast, .
2010 Conway, Brian (2010) PhD roundtable on Collective Memory UCD School of Sociology Seminar Series University College Dublin, .
2010 Conway, Brian (2010) Coming to Terms with a Difficult Past UCD School of Sociology Seminar Series University College Dublin, .
2009 Conway, Brian, Mary Corcoran and Lynne Cahill (2009) The miracle of Fatima: media framing and the regeneration of a Dublin housing estate Sociological Association of Ireland Annual Conference Waterford Institute of Technology, .
2009 Conway, Brian (2009) A Study of Individual-level Determinants of Catholic Belief and Practice in Wider Europe: Belgium, Ireland and Slovenia Compared International Society for the Sociology of Religion Annual Conference University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain, .
2009 Conway, Brian (2009) Catholic Currents in Irish Sociology: Peter McKevitt and Jeremiah Newman as Biographical Case Studies Catholicism and Public Culture IADT, Dún Laoghaire, .
2009 Conway, Brian (2009) Comparative Analysis of European Data: Catholic Belief and Practice in Three Countries European Sociological Association Annual Conference University of Lisbon, Portugal, .
2009 Conway, Brian (2009) A Study of Individual-level Determinants of Catholic Belief and Practice in Wider Europe: Belgium, Ireland and Slovenia Compared Research Seminar CEPS, Luxembourg, .
2008 Conway, Brian (2008) Catholicism in Europe: Ireland and Slovenia Compared Sociological Association of Ireland Annual Conference National University of Ireland, Galway, .
2008 Conway, Brian (2008) Catholicism in Europe: Ireland and Slovenia Compared International Institute of Sociology World Congress Central European University, Hungary, .
2008 Conway, Brian (2008) The Narrative Production of Nationalist Memory in Northern Ireland: From Particularistic to Universalistic Tropes Narrative, Memory and Identities University of Huddersfield, UK, .
2008 Conway, Brian (2008) Catholicism in Europe: Belgium, Ireland and Slovenia Compared Joint Empirical Social Science Seminars University of Essex, UK, .
2007 Conway, Brian (2007) Local Conditions and Global Discourses in Memory Work: The Case of Bloody Sunday (1972) European Sociological Association Annual Conference Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland, .
2007 Conway, Brian (2007) Irish Sociology and the Catholic Connection Sociological Association of Ireland Annual Conference University of Limerick, .
2007 Conway, Brian (2007) Harriet Martineau and Ireland 4th International Harriet Martineau Sociological Society Working Seminar NUI Maynooth, .
2006 Conway, Brian (2006) Northern Ireland: A Sociologist's View University of Delaware School of Education Study Abroad Program Derry, Northern Ireland, .
2006 Conway, Brian (2006) Research to Teaching with reference to the Sociology of Memory School of Applied Social Studies Robert Gordon University, Scotland, .
2006 Conway, Brian (2006) The Present Condition of Sociology in Ireland UCD School of Sociology Annual Research Day University College Dublin, .
2006 Conway, Brian (2006) Mapping History onto Geography: Exploring Symbolic Change/s in Urban Space in Northern Ireland Eyes on the City Conference of the International Visual Sociology Association University of Urbino, Italy, .
2006 Conway, Brian (2006) Foreigners, Faith and Fatherland: The Origins and Development of Irish Sociology Research Seminar NUI Maynooth, .
2006 Conway, Brian (2006) What is so Irish about Irish Sociology? Sociological Association of Ireland Annual Conference Institute of Technology, Sligo, .
2005 Spillman, Lyn and Brian Conway (2005) Texts, Bodies and the Memory of Bloody Sunday American Sociological Association Annual Meeting Philadelphia, USA, .
2005 Conway, Brian (2005) Print, Politics and the Performance of Memory: Bloody Sunday (1972) as a Case Study American Conference for Irish Studies Annual Meeting University of Notre Dame, USA, .
2005 Spillman, Lyn and Brian Conway (2005) Texts, Bodies and the Memory of Bloody Sunday 37th International Institute of Sociology World Congress Stockholm, Sweden, .
2005 Conway, Brian (2005) Print, Politics and the Performance of Memory: Bloody Sunday (1972) as a Case Study 7th Annual Chicago Ethnography Conference University of Illinois-Chicago, USA, .
2004 Conway, Brian (2004) Horses in Irish Traveller Culture: Disrupting Taken-for-Granted Understandings of Normalcy North Central Sociological Association Annual Meeting Cleveland, USA, .
2004 Conway, Brian (2004) Some Methodological Reflections on Dissertation Field Research in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland Sociology Colloquium University of Notre Dame, USA, .
2004 Spillman, Lyn and Brian Conway (2004) Texts, Bodies and the Memory of Bloody Sunday Collective Memory and Symbolic Interaction mini-conference Northwestern University, USA, .
2004 Conway, Brian (2004) Who Do We Think We Are? Immigration and the Discursive Construction of National Identity in Two Daily Irish Mainstream Newspapers, 1996-2003 Ireland: time text and space University of Ulster, Northern Ireland, .
2003 Conway, Brian (2003) The Overspent Celtic Tiger? Exploring the Social Discontents of Consumption Culture in Contemporary Ireland British Sociological Association Annual Conference University of York, UK, .
2003 Hachen David and Brian Conway (2003) The Social Organization of Public Housing: Explaining Variation in Tenant Association Participation among Public Housing Tenants Sociology Colloquium University of Notre Dame, USA, .
2003 Conway, Brian (2003) Taking the Role of the Generalized Virtual Other: Exploring Online-Religion from a Symbolic Interactionist Perspective Society for the Scientific Study of Religion Annual Meeting Norfolk, Virginia, USA, .
2002 Conway, Brian (2002) The Irish Family World Families Course University of Notre Dame, USA, .

Book Review

Year Publication
2016 Conway, B (2016) Review of Transforming Post-Catholic Ireland: Religious Practice in Late Modernity. LONDON: BREV [DOI]
2014 Conway B. (2014) Review of Becoming Catholic: Finding Rome in the American Religious Landscape. BREV [DOI] [Full-Text]
2012 Conway, Brian (2012) Review of Fr. John Fahey: Radical Republican and Agrarian Activist (1893-1969). Maynooth: BREV
2010 Conway, Brian (2010) Review of No Second Chance: Reflections of a Dublin Priest. Maynooth: BREV
2009 Conway, B (2009) Review of Going It Alone? Lone Motherhood in Late Modernity. LONDON: BREV
2008 Conway, Brian (2008) Review of The Quest for Modern Ireland: The Battle of Ideas 1912-1986. Maynooth: BREV
2006 Conway, Brian (2006) Review of The Eternal Paddy: Irish Identity and the British Press, 1798-1882. BREV
2006 Conway, Brian (2006) Review of Bloody Sunday: Trauma, Politics and Pain. BREV

Gov. Report or Document

Year Publication
2000 Conway, Brian (2000) Beyond Bricks and Mortar: An Evaluation of Carlow Urban District Council's Housing Management Initiative. GOV

Magazine Article

Year Publication
2000 Conway, Brian (2000) Beyond Bricks and Mortar. Dublin: MGZN

Newspaper Articles

Year Publication
2012 Conway, Brian (2012) Division and Renewal in the Irish Catholic House. NEWSA
2010 Conway, Brian (2010) Belief and Practice: How Stable is Irish Catholicism?. NEWSA
2010 Conway, Brian (2010) Trends in Demand and Supply Factors in the Irish Catholic Church. NEWSA
2010 Conway, Brian (2010) The Memory and Amnesia of Irish Catholicism. NEWSA [Full-Text]
2009 Conway, Brian (2009) How we think about Bloody Sunday. NEWSA
1998 Conway, Brian (1998) The Greening of Wilkinsburg. NEWSA
1998 Conway, Brian (1998) Putting Our Best Foot Forward. NEWSA
1998 Conway, Brian (1998) Block Clubs in Wilkinsburg. NEWSA

Newsletter

Year Publication
2019 Conway, Brian (2019) Ireland. Strasbourg: NEWSL [Link]
2018 Conway, Brian (2018) Ireland. Strasbourg: NEWSL [Link]
2017 Conway, Brian (2017) Ireland. Strasbourg: NEWSL [Link]
2016 Conway, Brian (2016) Ireland. Strasbourg: NEWSL [Link]
2015 Conway, Brian (2015) Ireland. Strasbourg: NEWSL [Link]
2014 Conway, Brian (2014) Ireland. Strasbourg: NEWSL [Link]
2013 Conway, Brian (2013) Ireland. NEWSL [Link]
2012 Conway, Brian (2012) Ireland. Strasbourg: NEWSL [Link]
2010 Conway, Brian (2010) The Origins and Development of Sociology in Ireland. NEWSL
2009 Conway, Brian (2009) National Sociological Associations. NEWSL

Published Case Studies

Year Publication
2003 Conway, Brian (2003) Credit to the People: The Dilemma of High-Risk Credit Unions. California: PUBCS
2003 Conway, Brian (2003) A Viewpoint of a Community Critic. California: PUBCS
2003 Conway, Brian (2003) Two Men of Glory in Urban Politics. California: PUBCS
2003 Conway, Brian (2003) A Small Community Model for Workforce Development. California: PUBCS

Biographical-Item

Year Publication
2017 Conway, Brian (2017) In Memoriam: Gregory Maney (1967-2017). London: BIBLIOI

Note

Year Publication
2016 Conway, Brian (2016) Irish Journal of Sociology distinguished article prize. NOTE
2015 Conway, Brian (2015) Irish Journal of Sociology distinguished article prize. London: NOTE
2014 Conway, Brian (2014) SAI News & Notices. Manchester: NOTE

Other

Year Publication
2017 Conway, Brian (2017) Irish Journal of Sociology distinguished article prize. London: OTHER

Report

Year Publication
2000 Conway, Brian (2000) Integrating the Social and the Economic: A Study of the Feasibility of Developing the Social Economy in Ballyfermot. Dublin: REPORT
1999 Conway, Brian (1999) Reading the Chamber: An Image Assessment of the Ballina Chamber of Commerce. REPORT
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Teaching Interests

While most of my teaching experience has been within the Irish university system, I also have experience of the UK and US systems. Within this background, I have taught/examined modules from undergraduate to doctoral level, catering to students in a broad range of disciplines and spanning in-person and online modes. Over the years I have taught (as lecturer) 15 different modules and contributed (either as lecturer or teaching assistant) to 8 additional modules across three universities. 

I have contributed to teaching-focused research ("teaching to research") by solo editing a special journal issue on teaching sociology (https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/irja/24/1), as well as co-authoring a textbook (https://www.gilleducation.ie/college-university-social-studies/sociology-of-ireland-4th-edition).

On the "research to teaching" side, I attempt to bring an international comparative perspective into modules and have participated in international teaching exchanges.